Christian Ohler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Matthieu Moy, 2007-07-17: > >> At the moment, I'm mostly using git. > > Our website says that the git backend isn't usable yet. Is that still true? > > * The introduction says "support for [...] git is being worked on but > still lacks some features". Is that still accurate, or should we move > git from "being worked on" to "supported"?
It still lack a lot of features, yes. Indeed, I'm mostly using the command-line (because learning a tool with an Emacs interface, if that interface isn't finished yet isn't a terribly good idea). It's not complete, it has bugs (sometimes, C-x V = doesn't work the first time, but works if I repeat it immediately), ... > * The backend status table still shows a '-' in all columns (status, > diff, log, pull, commit) for git. Which columns should be '+'? commit works fine, log is implemented and seems reasonably good, status and diff are implemented but buggy. > * The backend status table has a note on the git backend: "There used > to be a cogito back-end, but it has been dropped. The Git back-end is > not usable yet." Should we remove this note? The "cogito has been droped" should remain for some time. -- Matthieu _______________________________________________ Dvc-dev mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/dvc-dev
